Let $A$ be a bounded operator on a comlex Hilbert space $H$.
Do we have :
$R(A^t)=R(A^*)$
And
$Ker(A^t)=Ker(A^*)$ ?
Thank you!
Let $A$ be a bounded operator on a comlex Hilbert space $H$.
Do we have :
$R(A^t)=R(A^*)$
And
$Ker(A^t)=Ker(A^*)$ ?
Thank you!
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Let $A=\begin{bmatrix} 1&i\\0&0\end{bmatrix}$. Then $$ R(A^*)=\left\{\begin{bmatrix} x\\ -ix\end{bmatrix}:\ x\in\mathbb C\right\}, $$ while $$ R(A^t)=\left\{\begin{bmatrix} x\\ ix\end{bmatrix}:\ x\in\mathbb C\right\}. $$ You can see that they are not the same, since $\begin{bmatrix}1\\ i\end{bmatrix}$ is in $R(A^t)$ but not in $R(A^*)$.
For the kernels, both $A^t$ and $A^*$ give a counterexample.